ma'or spencer, 'ust to sa , how this is huge. ma'or spencer, 'ust to say. how do i this is huge. major spencer, 'ust to say. howdo you i this is huge. major spencer, 'ust to say, how do you see i this is huge. major spencer, 'ust to say, how do you see the _ this is huge. major spencer, just to say, how do you see the russians l say, how do you see the russians reacting to this and what do they do next? where they go from here? i’m next? where they go from here? i“n very concerned about that, actually, that there are air sirens going out in almost every major city in ukraine. i don't know if they'll strike back and increase their war crimes and bombings. clearly, they're not rational in what they do. they're losing on this is the losing momentum, and that a billion and billion and billion dollar loss to them, let alone the loss in political will and the people. i don't know if you remember they sunk a submarine, and it was a big deal to putin. and his inner circles. this will affect them big time and what they're trying to do now that they're losing and trying to take eastern

we will let spencer cox explained. here is spencer cox wearing as little obedience mask during a zoom interview explaining that he supports excluding white students from an academic scholarship program purely because of her skin color because that's antiracism, no it's not racism it's antiracism. >> the utah jazz is excluding white children from consideration from their scholarship program. do you think that this is racist? and what will you do to prevent the utah jazz from acting in this racist manner? >> i don't think it's racist i think it's in response to unfortunately some very difficult and racist injustices that have happened in our community for a long time. [laughs] >> tucker: here's this guy sitting alone in his room with his mask on telling us that it's not racist to exclude people from an scholarship based the race. does anyone else in utah believe this? there can't be many of them? most people in utah have more sense than that, racism is when you're hurt them based off their skin color right? right. most p

gavin newsom imitator called spencer cox. spencer cox is a former telecom executive who always seems like he's auditioning for the title of america's guiltiest white guya'. he's beyond belief. watch this virtual town hallr with high school students last year in which spencer cox announcespe his preferredgi pronouns to a youngrl girl in te audience. well, i thank you so much,e gabby, for that question and my preferred pronouns areun he is o so thank you for sharing yours with me quickly critique my preferred pronouns are he isp cock's tells a roomful ofer children. so we've got that cleared up. spencer cox identifies as a male at least to some limitedco extent. now fox could have clear c that mystery a lot more quickly simply by declaring i'm a man. instead he went full hostage videoo my preferred pronouns or key him is the case. you had any doubt that neo liberal interest groups control spencer cox's brain now? you know for certain becauses it's never about gender , it's always about obedience. spencer cox's obedient if nothi

spencer christian is tracking another storm. this holiday weekend is giving families a chance to catch up on traditions caused by the pandemic. we are live in san francisco with how small businesses are getting a helping hand. abc7news starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> the countdown is on, we are less than 60 minutes away from the golden state warriors playoff basketball which will be shown here on abc7news. tonight is game one in the first round of the playoffs. thank you for joining us. abc7news is on early because of tonight's playoff matchup. it is the warriors' first in two years and all the talk is about stephen curry who has been out for the last month. abc7news export anchors here to break it all down. that is the question of the night, have you seen stephen curry practicing? >> you know what, how about some time, stephen curry is behind me, i'm going to get out of the way as he takes the floor. he is trying to splash him -- splash some shots. here is

really. john spencer, thank you so much forjoining us i chaos mode, really. john spencer, | thank you so much forjoining us on newsday, and of course much more about this story on our website, including the set of maps which show how russian forces have been tightening their grip on the besieged city on mariupol. bbc .com/ news, or download the bbc app. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk, starting in england, where the nhs has said patients in waiting rooms are now no longer required to socially distance from each other. managers said the rules needed to adapt with covid, but that people in hospitals, doctor's surgeries and emergency departments in england would still be encouraged to wear face masks and practise good hygiene. the price of many off—peak rail tickets is being slashed over the next month in an attempt to boost train travel, which has fallen away during the pandemic. critics say the temporary move will do little to tackle years of above inflation price increases. fans of manchester united and liverpool are usually fierce rivals, but the

kristen: you are and honorary asian, spencer. [laughter] >> it wasn't a thing for us growing up, but at my place, we do it, mostly because whoever constructed our place put in white carpets with dark speckles and you start to see the wear pattern so quickly. as someone who suffers from allergies, we always try to keep things outside. you come in and wash her hair so you don't make your allergies worse. but i never wear shoes, i just put on socks. dan: i have resisted so maybe i will rethink. now to a birthday backlash. a judge ruled in favor of a kentucky man who sued after his employer through party for him when he didn't want one. the man suffered from severe anxiety and had to panic attacks and was fired days after talking to his supervisor about it. he was awarded $450,000. spencer, i know perhaps they were trying to do something nice, but if you don't want the party, i agree. if the guy expresses his feelings that way, don't force something on him he doesn't want. spencer: you could force one on me and give me a celebration.

meanwhile bright red utah is now led by a cut rate imitator called spencer cox. it is a former telecom executive who always seems like he's auditioning for the title of america's guilty is white guy. he is beyond belief. watch this virtual town hall of high school students last year in which spencer cox announce his preferred pronouns to young

yeah, boy, do we need it spencer? thanks now like spencer mentioned strong winds and dry brush are the reason there is a red flag warning tonight for a swath of solano county. the warning went into effect at five this morning, and it doesn't expire until 5pm tomorrow on seasonably warm temperatures have firefighters on high alert. they have been busy. there was a three alarm fire this morning in vallejo near the carquinas bridge that made for some tense moments for one homeowner. only april it gets so hairy here. i'm telling you've got a bag by the door all the time waiting for the the fire to come makes us on pretty high alert for the rest of the summer coming up all all the way into the fall. the chp shut down one lane of i-80 as firefighters work to get the flames under control it burned about 10 acres and the cause is still under investigation. moving on sacramento police doubled their staffing tonight following last weekend's mass shooting that left six people dead and 12 injured among the officers are a member o

it's really nice spencer. i was online a little while ago and somebody said can we just have a little rain north of here quite a bit and i said well, let me check with spencer. it doesn't really look like a little right. i've been looking. up north in the far the closest northern place. i can see where there might be rain in the foreseeable future would be like portland. that's a long way it is. it's pretty far north far from the bay. thanks so much. that's right. yeah. well music festival on the peninsula featured a lot of young up-and-coming musicians. in fact, they all were a look at the return of a belmont tradition that keeps the music inside classrooms. here the celebrate the music festival is back after a two and a half year hiatus in belmont the festival at twin pines park showcased local bands and performers as well as musicians from local schools. there was also a battle of the bands all proceeds benefit music education in the belmont redwood shores school district. larry biel is here now with the pr

spencer: it is gorgeous out, dion. nice and breezy. we're going the have hot weather late next week. first, let's take a look at what's happening right now. breezy. not gusty. but wind speeds around the coast around the bay around 20 miles per hour or higher. 26 miles per hour right here in san francisco. you might have noticed it's quite a bit warmer. 24 hour temperature change show that is it's about nine degrees warmer than this time yesterday. in fact, rite here in san francisco. here's a view of part of the city under blue sky, 62 degrees in the city. oakland 68. 76 in mountain view. santa clara 76. half moon bay a cool 59 degrees. here's a cool view. 76 right now in santa rosa. 71 in peta williama. 78 at concord. pretty mild in our inland areas. a few breezy conditions across the embarcadero. these are our forecast features. lit be slightly cooler than today. we might have some light morning north bay sprinkles on monday. that will be followed by a warm-up with high temperatures at near record levels. before we get to that, let's

that was ma'orjohn spencer at h little bit. that was ma'orjohn spencer at the h little bit. that was majorjohn spencer at the madison - little bit. that was majorjohnj spencer at the madison policy forum speaking to us a little earlier. in other news from ukraine, a british man has reportedly been captured while fighting against russia. the family of aiden aslin has appealed for him to be treated humanely after russian media said he had been captured in the beseiged city of mariupol. he has appeared in photos and videos, restrained and in handcuffs. there's lots more on this story on our website, including extensive reporting on that interview with president zelensky talking to my colleague clive myrie. just head over to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. scores of people are still missing in the philippines following floods and mudslides triggered by tropical storm megi. more than 130 are now confirmed to have died. the islands are battered by more than 20 storms a year and scientists have warned the number c

spencer: bay area weather. larry: freda kahlo is the latest artist to be given the immersive treatment. and a local ice cream maker has created a sweet treat to go along with it. free to call oic screen is available at all scoop shops. -- fred kahlo ice cream is available at all coop shops. -- scoop shops. at 7:00, we try the mexican inspired flavors. >> at first he will taste chocolate -- you will taste the chocolate. when you take a natural breath, you will taste a bit of rosemary. >> i taste the rosewater. >> you better get ready wednesday and thursday with the weather, people coming in. this is good. >> we are ready. you can try the ice cream before you buy. >> i missed that. >> try whatever you want. larry: i'm curious as to why we don't have ice cream to eat right now. we will talk with the producer about that. the ice cream is only available for a limited time. you have the rest of the month to try. karina: elon musk has a new title by his name and is once again the richest man in the world. we will tell

thank you so much spencer. we move over right now because we want to go live to denver around 1200 miles from here where chris alvarez is going to talk a little bit about what is coming up in sports chris. hey jr, it looks much warmer back there in the bay area chilly and cold here in colorado. but that's okay that we played inside ballerina tomorrow warriors and nuggets right here on abc 7 coming up ahead in sports a preview the warriors going for the sweep how sweeping would be it's closing time for the dubs more from denver on the other side. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. chris al welcome to denve

anchor spencer christian is here with a preview of what we should expect spencer. okay, dan. it's no longer preview. it's arriving. here's a look at what's happening live doppler 7. we have some light sprink. moving on to the peninsula coastline, but the main event is up north where there is light rain moving into northern sonoma county already the approaching storm ranks won on the storm impact scale so for tonight, overnight into tomorrow morning we expect periods of light rain and showers rainfall totals will be mainly under a quarter of an inch for most of the area here's the forecast animation starting at 7pm notice between 7pm on about midnight. the rain will start sw. southward eastward hitting all parts of the bay area by the time the morning commute gets underway. there will be lots of wet pavement but the rain will be winding down for most of the bay area and we'll start drying out a little bit in the afternoon before the next wave of rain comes the middle of the week and there is a winter weather advisory in effect with 2am to 2 pm tomorrow for the sierra. we're ex

spencer christian joins us with details. spencer: these are being singled out by two influential research groups, starting on the peninsula. you could say orange memorial park in south san francisco is about to turn deep cream. am. as engineers say the key to the eco-friendly transformation is underneath the dirt. >> it has an ultra alteration and disinfectant system. spencer: the project is harnessing the flow of the adjacent creek, historic national waterway heavily cemented for flood control and the early days of the areas development. for decades, the creek is carried runoff from the surrounding watershed straight into san francisco bay along with a significant amount of trash. but that is about to change. >> part of the green infrastructure is to restore and mimic some of the natural hydrologic processes that have been lost through development. spencer: to take advantage of the creeks water flow, they engineered a system that shows the big gateway where the water is converted. it includes a mechanism to capture trash an

christian: i'm spencer christian. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up with you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more at starlight.org j.r.: welcome back. some sad news that we learned tonight utah senator orin hatch has died at the age of 8 #. he was the longest serving senator in utah history. he was in office from 1977 to 2019 when he required. hatches' foundation put out a statement moments ooh saying the foreman senator died in salt lake city. surrounded by family a cause of death was not given. well, a terrifying close call, a truck driver in ohio narrowly missed hittaing a school bus filled with children. >> the bus was stopped and s

moving on, joined by spencer christian. i don't have to give you many side eyes because you are right on. no slaps either. spencer: things are looking pretty calm, except for some rough surf that is still with us. we had our beach hazard statement issued this morning. it will expire at 9:00 tonight. the surf is settling down a bit but there is still a risk of sneaker waves and strong rip currents. so just bear that in mind if you're going to be near the coastline. oops. looking live a golden guy -- golden gate we seemingly clear skies. 57 in san francisco right now. half moon bay at 54 degrees. looking down onto the bait you conceive your getting something high clouds developing and there will be more of those overnight. 64 right now in santa rosa. low to mid 70's from fairfield, concord and livermore. looking out over san francisco. areas of fog during the morning commute. sunny and mild warm tomorrow afternoon. ruler weather midweek although the dry pattern will continue along with the cooling. overnight high clouds will

spencer: yeah, it was expected. there will be a lot of legal maneuverings, and things are moving fast right now, but amazon is basically trying to argue that the turnout was very small in that election and that a majority of workers did not, go for the union that really you had a small voter turnout, and they are saying that the national labor relations board got too invested in it. emily: bloomberg's spencer soper, who covers amazon forest, i am sure you will keep us up-to-date. thank you. coming up, the first-ever changes to the space station, nasa has successfully launched. we will bring you all of the details from the launchpad next. this is bloomberg. ♪ loomberg. ♪ >> ignition. go falcon. go dragon. godspeed, axiom one. emily: there is, the spacex falcon 9 rocket, taking up from the kennedy space center in florida in its first private mission to the international space station. let's bring in ed ludlow to talk about just how big a milestone this is in the private space race. bring us the details from the gr

spencer: potentially. a lot of the workers believe in the technology, they just think there is much haste to bring this to people's homes and when this needs to come back to the r&d cycle and more tinkering and learning before they are trying to prove the airworthiness of these. caroline: spencer soper, great reporting. i urge everyone to see it online and the bloomberg terminal. thank you for keeping us up to speed with everything going on with amazon drones. the second but other innovations. bitcoin -- let's talk about other innovations. bitcoin dropping to a three-week low. we will discuss why we are coming off recent highs. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: time for our crypto report with crypto contributor sonali basak. bitcoin climbing in the last 24 hours, but it is not the underperformer. sonali: it's interesting, all coins of dropped more with a seven-date decline of 20%, for stable coins and alt coins. these companies are buying each other's reserves. general luna buying not just bitcoin, but aval

spencer christian, abc7news. ama: you may soon get a chance for a close-up look yourself. sections of the preserve are scheduled to open for the first time to the public this fall, including the initial phase of new multiuse trails. new multiuse trails. i'm so glad sauced & loaded fries are back. yea. i really missed this. i missed us. to my fries—and to my guys. my $3.50 triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries. order on the jack app today. it's chevy truck month. and it's time to add the perfect accessories to your new chevy. make it bolder. make it work harder. make it your own. find new possibilities. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 0% financing on most chevy pickup trucks. plus, now during truck month get a thousand dollar accessory allowance toward the eligible purchase of a new chevy truck with accessories. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. of a new chevy truck with accessories. at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours. it can be a smaller house, but a bigger nest egg. a goal to work toward, or the freedom to

i'm spencer christian. we can expect to see a few clouds overnight, but it may be quite a while before we see rain. i'll have the accuather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11:00 continues. welcome back. we'll skiers are rejoicing this weekend with fresh snow in the sierra after a late season storm interstate 80 was cleared and plenty of time for a fun-filled weekend on the slopes people headed to palisades tahoe one of the popular spring skiing destinations. definitely not quiet. it was the lines were huge this morning. everybody. wanted to get up the hill and lots of crowds. everybody was happy. resort was packed filled with people excited for some fresh powder earlier this week palisades tahoe announced it pushed back its closing date to may 15th. as we mark earth day some experts say that saving the world's forests could help reverse the damage of climate change this month's issue of national geographic owned by abc 7's parent company. disney is exploring that effort abc 7's spencer christian focus

: i'm spencer christian. get ready di to a rainy chilly start. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ aw... at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours. it can be a smaller house, but a bigger nest egg. a goal to work toward, or the freedom to walk away. with 200 years of experience, personalized advice, and commission free trades on an award-winning app, we are working for you. planning. investing. advice. jp morgan wealth management. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with c

i'm spencer christian get ready for a bit of scorching. april heat is coming our way mid week and i'll have the acura forecast in just a moment as abc large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats and enough power for a house full of devices. plus when you get xfinity internet and mobile together, you can save hundreds off your wireless bill compared to t-mobile. (phone rings) it's fo

all right, sounds good spencer. thanks to the east bay now. we're a 15 year old girl died in a shooting at a house in east oakland our media partner the mercury news reports. the girl was from antioch and was visiting people at house on 68th avenue and foothill boulevard when she was shot around seven last night. resource still investigating the circumstances and say there were other people at the home when the shooting happened so far no word on any arrests. moving now to the pandemic. we're at least 21 states have seen new covid infections climbed 10% or more in the last week doctors say the uptick is fueled by the highly contagious ba2 omicron subariant hospital admissions. those are climbing as well 14 states and washington dc have seen more patients admitted in the last week but an outbreak in president biden's inner circle is not slowing him down. the white house says he still plans to travel more this month including visits to iowa and north carolina this week i'll just ahead. what do you think would happen if police pulled over a drive

spencer: it is finally beginning to expand beyond the north bay. a lot of the green you are seeing is the moisture not hitting the ground. here's the real thing in the north bay. it was pushing eastward and southward right now. the camera looking back at a part of the skyline of skin francisco -- of san francisco. 60 in san jose. another live view from emeryville looking towards san francisco. the rain hasn't spread far yet. temperatures in the mid-50's. 58 degrees and from our rooftop camera looking towards the bar for dara -- the embarcadero, we continue to spread this from the north bay to the overnight hours. a stronger storm will move in. it feels like storms. wednesday and thursday. sunday are and drier weather by develop -- weather will develop by the weekend. through tomorrow morning we can expect scattered showers and less than 2/10 of an inch of rainfall for most of the bay area. we will see the storm continuing to push eastward and southward. there will be lots of wet slippery pavement but the rainfall will be tapering off at that point

friday, that weather looks good, spencer said for opening day. >> thank you. just ahead, we'll take you to an event in the east bay helping care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause! ♪ >> you heard it there, the straw hat band playing in full force in the east bay. people enjoyed a beautiful day running and walking for autism awareness and acceptance. student-run autism advocacy club spectrum at cal held the walk at thes plan aid. >> i walk to raise awareness and to encourage an inclusive culture at cal. >> i hope that people are more accepting and promote longingness for the community. >> what a turnout. money raised goes t

spencer: it sounds exciting. i'm kind of afraid to go up there, but it is exciting to watch other people go. j.r.: at least you're honest. spencer: looking at the space we occupy on the surface, we have breezy conditions right now. not very windy but you will feel a breeze if you are near the coast where we have wind speeds up to about 20 miles an hour. and sunny skies for easter sunday. looking out over san francisco where it is 53 degrees right now. 61 in mountain view. a cool 50 degrees at half moon bay. blue skies over the golden gate with breezy conditions. 61 up north in santa rosa. 67 at fairfield which has been our mildest location about all afternoon. one more live view from the rooftop camera. still mainly sunny skies over the bay but you can see a few thin high clouds developing and these are our forecast features. a few high clouds overnight. light rain developing late tomorrow first in the north bay and then southward and eastward. a stronger storm will arrive wednesday and continue through thursday

and so glad you can join us today jonah spencer. thank you very much have thank you very much chief. thank you. here's a look at current best-selling nonfiction books according to harvard bookstore in cambridge, massachusetts topping. the list is atomic habits james clears advice on breaking bad habits and forming good ones. after that as michelle zahner's memoir crying in h mart. and then it's 4,000 weeks oliver berkman's guide to time and time management. that's followed by ryan north's exploration of science and technology through the lens of comic book villainy in how to take over the world. and wrapping up our look at harvard book stores. bestselling nonfiction books is lessons from the edge former united states ambassador to ukraine marie. yvonovich is reflections on her career us russia relations and her congressional testimony during the first impeachment hearings of former president donald trump. some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch their programs anytime at booktv.org. should business and politi

thank you so much spencer. well, oakland police are looking for a motive behind today's two deadly shootings two men were shot just after 5 am near 73rd avenue and san leandro street one of the men a 26 year old resident died at the scene. the other unidentified man died. hospital according to the bay area news group authorities are trying to determine whether the shootings may be linked to a nearby large party. these are the 36th and 37th homicides investigated by oakland police this year. well in livermore police are investigating after a 15 year old girl was found dead last night police say someone called 911 after spotting the girl in a car near colder canyon road and merit gay common the girl appear. have a gunshot wound police say the case is being investigated as a homicide investigators say they do have a person of interest. well thousands of stanford nurses could soon be without health insurance if they go through with the strike set the start on april 25th abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns has been trac

spencer, it's a pleasure to have you here. i understand you guys got stuck in the middle of a round trip with the rules changing in the middle. >> thank you, rachel. >> more news. stay with us. more news stay with us (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren't you jonathan from tv, that 995 plan? yes, from colonial penn. i love your lifetime rate lock. that's what sold me. she thinks you're jonathan, with the 995 plan. -are you? -yes, from colonial penn. we were concerned we couldn't get coverage, but it was easy with the 995 plan. -thank you. -you're welcome. i'm jonathan for colonial penn life insurance company. this guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance plan is our #1 most popular plan. it's loaded with guarantees. if you're age 50 to 85, $9.95 a month buys whole life insurance with guaranteed acceptance. you cannot be turned down for any health reason. there are no health questions and no medical exam. and here's an

and so glad you can join us today jonah spencer. thank you very forthcoming notes on resistance. >> it was in 2003 that philosopher and author, linguist

is there, general spencer, a moment at which the u.s. and nato say, this is a red line, we have to act more directly? >> yeah, i wish, i would hope so. especially the united nations and the world. how many times do we have to watch on our tvs, even originally the weekend, the bombing of a train station, no military in sight. just a lot of civilians and written out the children for the missile. i feel the anxiety of what president zelenskyy is talking about, the time is right now to help. if help doesn't happen now, time. >> we hear ominous warnings about what's to come in the weeks ahead, we hear the commander on the ground in eastern ukraine, the next chapter of this war. alexander known as the butcher of syria. given what we know about him and u.s. intelligence knows about him specifically during his time in syria, could this be part of any intelligence sharing that the u.s. could be providing to ukraine in terms of his method of operations, what they can expect to see him do and conduct on the ground there? >> yeah, bianna, i think th

spencer: it is finally beginning to expand beyond the north bay. a lot of the green you are seeing is the moisture not hitting the ground. here's the real thing in the north bay. it was pushing eastward and southward right now. the camera looking back at a part of the skyline of skin francisco -- of san francisco. 60 in san jose. another live view from emeryville looking towards san francisco. the rain hasn't spread far yet. temperatures in the mid-50's. 58 degrees and from our rooftop camera looking towards the bar for dara -- the embarcadero, we continue to spread this from the north bay to the overnight hours. a stronger storm will move in. it feels like storms. wednesday and thursday. sunday are and drier weather by develop -- weather will develop by the weekend. through tomorrow morning we can expect scattered showers and less than 2/10 of an inch of rainfall for most of the bay area. we will see the storm continuing to push eastward and southward. there will be lots of wet slippery pavement but the rainfall will be tapering off at that point

spencer: getting a bit breezy. here's a look at our surface wind speed. here's the calm winds ahead of the storm. there's a storm headed our way. for tomorrow, through friday, we expect periods of scattered showers and occasional downpours. rainfall totals about a quarter inch to about three quarters of an inch. it will be gusty a time so here's what the forecast has to say. at which point, the rain will stop during the next few hours after that leading up to noon, we expect the rain to sweep southward to eastward. will be mainly north event until the afternoon and then the rain will spread to other parts of the bay area. it will continue until we see periods of rain through tomorrow night through thursday and into friday. starto down avg us with a pretty good dose of rainfall, three quarters of an inch in the wettest locations. a look at the complete accuweather forecast in just a few more minutes. larry. larry: still snow on the sierra, but chain controls are no longer in effect on interstate 80 over donner summit. some driver still heads trouble with a

spencer is here with the latest. >> we will get both. nice weather for the game and rain that is approaching northern sonoma county. you can see a little patch of moisture along the coastline. no reports of rainfall but up north it is raining and heading down toward northern sonoma county. here's a view from the golden gate bridge it is getting cloudy. oakland 64. 70 san jose. another north bayview the clouds getting thick and low but it's not raining there yet. we have upper 60 as at fairfield, concord and livermore and here's our view from the rooftop camera at low clouds over the bay. these are from the forecast futures. rain arrives in the north bay tonight. continues into the kwoefr night into the early morning reaching all parts of the bay area. a more vigorous storm arrives wednesday, continues thursday and friday and we can expect a sunnier, dryer over the weekend. a storm of light intensity. light rain, scattered showers. less than a quarter of an inch likely for most locations. it will be breezy at times. by 11:30 we should see

i'm spencer christian. we'll see a few clouds overnight, but some summer sizzle is coming our way next week. i'll have the accuweather. in just a moment when a large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most sma

john spencer and urban warfare specialist with the madison policy forum. thank you very much for your time and for your insights. thank you. ah. the united states has announced a new round of sanctions against russia for what it calls war crimes in ukraine, the main targets or russian banks. but the measures are also aimed at former russian president dmitri mad va death and members of president vladimir putin. se family u. s. president joe biden described the measures as devastating and the white house as more measures are in the pipeline. the european union is also toughening its sanctions against russia in response to killing of civilians in boucher these pipelines are russia's lifeline, delivering gas and oil from siberia to europe. russia is earned a 1000000000 euros a day by supplying energy to the e. u. since the start of the war, ukraine's president is called for a stop to all energy payments to russia, to drain putin's war chest, a message under consideration of the european parliament in strasburg. the u. s. provides us with at least additional 15

for more last spring and john spencer, he's a retired u. s. army major and an expert on urban warfare. he joins us from colorado springs and mr. spencer, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. let's start with what is coming to light out of boucher. what do you make of the killings of civilians there? yeah, to be frank, i'm still shaken from what i'm seeing there. i mean, i've been in war of study war. don't let somebody tell you, this is just what happens in war. i don't even think war crimes. i know me. it is war crimes under the law of war that truly russian doesn't fall. but this type of intimate killing, the tying of civilians hands bind their back and shoot them in the head as an old soldier, i know that's a very intimate evil and not a rogue unit. like, so don't let people tell you. this is just what happens is we're rush it is, this is genocide and that's what ukrainian officials have been saying and they are concerned that we're going to be hearing more of such atrocities and other areas. let's move on to the military aspe

looking forward to its spencer. thanks. to the east bay where a 15 year old girl died in a shooting at a house in east oakland our media partner the mercury news reports the girl from antioch was visiting people at house on 68th avenue and foothill boulevard when she was shot around seven last night. police are still investigating the circumstances and say there were other people at the home when that shooting happened so far. no word on any arrests. new developments now in the war in ukraine officials are once again issuing a dire warning to civilians telling them to get out now as russian forces continue to march east. russians have been relentless attacking cities and eastern ukraine even claiming their missiles hit a military base. we are also learning the death toll from friday's attack at a train station has climbed to 52 and atop uk. official says the bodies of more than 1200 people allegedly killed by russian. news have been found since the start of the invasion. russia also continues to deny targeting citizens mean

joining us now is doctor craig spencer. he's the director of global health and emergency medicine at columbia university irving medical center, he's also an emergency room doctor pressing new york city. he's also a doctor with personal experience with scary contagious diseases. he was the first person new york city to be diagnosed with ebola. back in 2014 after he returned from treating ebola patients in africa. with the covid pandemic new york city hit in march 2020, doctor spencer was on the frontlines fighting patients at the very worst of that time. doctor spencer it's a real pleasure to have you back on the show, thanks for making time to be here this night. >> thank you for having me back on, it's a pleasure. >> so it seems to me that there are two things to think about in terms of this judges ruling. one is just the practical question. people may be watching you right now with your experience as a specialist in this feel, as a practicing physician in new york. is it a good idea to wear a mask on the train? on the sub

metro pd identified the shooter to fox, five is 23 year old raymond spencer. earlier he was listed as a person of interest because an account appearing to belong to spencer posted the shooting video to the platform for chan. investigators have not determined a motive at this point, but did say once inside a spencer's apartment, they found a sniper style setup of the suspects apartment. we've recovered over six firearms to include several long guns. multiple multiple rounds of ammunition. and handguns as well . witnesses reported hearing close to 100 shots fired during this incident nearby apartment buildings were evacuated while other residents were told to shelter in place for hours. the washington post reports that spencer left comments on his four chan post, including that he was waiting on police to come catch him and quote dear god, please forgive me. in washington . alexandria hoff fox news. the fas taking responsibility for false alarm that led to the evacuation of the u. s. capitol the agency issued an apology for failing to notify capitol police about

let's discuss with major john spencer, chair of urban warfare studies at the modern war night and cnn military analyst colonel cedric leighton. colonel, your reaction to general milley there, calling the greatest threat to peace and establishment in europe and perhaps the world in 42 years of his service. do you agree? >> i do, ana. it's one of the statements that the general could make. when you look at atrocities in ukraine, what you're looking at is a complete game-changer in not only the way we're going to be reacting to this war but also in the way these wars are fought. so it's going to require a major relook at the way we do things and a major relook at how we posture our military for these kinds of conflicts. >> what do you mean it's going to be changing how wars are fought? >> well, i think one of the big things, ana, we're looking at here is not only do we have to worry about counterterrorism like in afghanistan and iraq, but we have to be look at places in europe, on broad planes like this, where we thought this kind of thing was not going to happen because we had assured p

britt earlier he was listed as a person of interest because an account appearing to belong to spencer posted the shooting video to the platform. investigators have not determined a motive at this point but did say once inside of spencer's apartment they found a sniper style set up. >> the side of the suspects apartment we have recovered over six firearms to include several long guns. multiple, multiple rounds of ammunition and handguns as well >> witnesses reported hearing close to 100 shots fired during this incident nearby apartment buildings were evacuated but other residents were told to shelter in place for hours for the "washington post" report spencer left comments on this post including he was waiting on police to come catch him" dear god please forgive me, jon >> good to know the danger is over, alexandria hoff, alex thanks. republicans in florida taking on disney, or revoking these companies special privileges to govern its own land. what is it mean for florida taxpayers and disney shareholders caught in the middle of this fight? we'll take it up with the wall street journal

. >>> spencer joins us now on this it's certainly been exciting, interesting, fascinating to watch. this first time we've had you on with us since this all started what are you making of it all so far? >> well, it must be quite a distraction for twitter employees, i guess as a former public company ceo that's the first place i'd go. the second place i'd go is i think, as anti-climactic as it might be, the most likely scenario is nothing happens. elon sells his shares at a very large profit and walks away. the second most likely scenario is a private equity firm does a pipe, meaning they invest in twitter, but twitter stays public and elon doesn't catch his prey you know, the market seems to agree with me. obviously, if the market thought elon's bid was going to be accepted, it'd be closer to the offer price. if they thought it'd be -- the price would be higher than his offered price. as of now, the market is saying, this probably ends up not getting done. >> spencer, if that's the ultimate outcome and this ends up not getting done, what does it mean for twitter? we've talked so much